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The sum normal component of a magnetic field passing through a surface.
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From a flux point of view, how can we explain that the equivalent inductance is half when id...
There are many different ways you can characterize inductance, including several different was that could be called 'flux-oriented', so this is hardly the only way to look at this, but it is my favori …
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EMP Halbach Array
Let's say I have a horizontal facing halbach array with equal north and south poles aligned one after the other, and a large circular gap in between them
It is very unclear from your description wha …
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